At the Neurological Level, Deep Encoding Differs from Shallow Encoding

question 29

Multiple Choice

At the neurological level, deep encoding differs from shallow encoding because deep encoding involves:

• A) higher brain centres
• B) greater use of the frontal lobes
• C) greater use of the temporal lobe
• D) activation of more brain regions

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